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WASHINGTON U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Wednesday that $8.5 billion in COVID-era investments in community development

The drills come as Moscow pulls out of a treaty banning physical nuclear weapons tests.

A third of hospitals have already shut, the UN says, amid fears of fuel running out within hours.

Louisiana's Mike Johnson won with 220 votes in his favour in the lower chamber of Congress.

With fighting intensifying in Donetsk and Kherson, officials are forcibly ordering people to leave.

The grim old routines that had settled on this conflict have been swept away, says Jeremy Bowen.

An Australian judge orders Carnival to pay medical bills of passenger who caught Covid on board one of its ships.

British-Israelis Lianne, Noiya and Yahel Sharabi were killed during Hamas's 7 October attack.

Gebisa Ejeta, 73, receives the National Medal of Science for developing an improved sorghum hybrid.

António Guterres condemned Hamas's deadly attacks but said they "did not happen in a vacuum".

The traditional gentle Chinese exercise showed balance and movement benefits for patients.

Hundreds of workers at a mine in South Africa are caught up in a dispute between two rival unions.